GarrickFaber & Faber, 1948 - 324 oldal |
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173. oldal
... Colman and Lloyd , a writer in The Critical Review saw evidence that these two young men were themselves its joint authors . This , Colman and Lloyd instantly and emphatically denied , and within a month An Apology , a poem written by ...
... Colman and Lloyd , a writer in The Critical Review saw evidence that these two young men were themselves its joint authors . This , Colman and Lloyd instantly and emphatically denied , and within a month An Apology , a poem written by ...
192. oldal
Margaret Barton. did ' ? Colman could speak of him as he pleased , gravely , ludi- crously , jokingly or how he liked , so long as Garrick was not suspected of writing it himself . Colman carried out his instruc- tions to the best of his ...
Margaret Barton. did ' ? Colman could speak of him as he pleased , gravely , ludi- crously , jokingly or how he liked , so long as Garrick was not suspected of writing it himself . Colman carried out his instruc- tions to the best of his ...
237. oldal
... Colman's objections , sent the manuscript to Garrick , but recalled it the next day after Dr. Johnson had pointed out to him the folly of offending Colman without the certainty of Garrick's acceptance . In the end , Colman had to be ...
... Colman's objections , sent the manuscript to Garrick , but recalled it the next day after Dr. Johnson had pointed out to him the folly of offending Colman without the certainty of Garrick's acceptance . In the end , Colman had to be ...
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